It seems that Sarkozy's Don't Tolerate Being Sick on the Floor of Strange Hotel Rooms.
The glass people tried putting tape on the perches, but by that time the birds had lost interest and just stood around on the floor, sick of the whole damn thing.
Western womankind is collectively imagined as a toddler let loose in a candy store, so overwhelmed by the range of options that it has an ungrateful tantrum and is sick on the floor.
Mr. Morton, nominated for his starring role in the short-lived musical "Taboo," plays the more obviously damaged brother, Barry, whom we first see slumped on the floor, sick from alcohol.
"The first day I brought him here he was sick on the floor and my English teacher walked in it," says Hannah.
"It's new like a nursery than a night club, drugs are been sold every time there is a club night on, people been sick on the floor people fighting other people getting hurt.
The Healthy Families Act, which would set a national floor for sick days, has also been stalled in Congress.
Sebastian Flyte makes his memorable first appearance in the novel leaning in from the quad through the open window to be sick on Charles's floor.
— Blogger Amy Zimmerman mulls over "the countless hours walking the floor with sick kids, the hours of homework and carpooling, dance recitals, soccer games and school plays, disappointments and victories.
So why would I want to watch Zoë Wanamaker having a festive meltdown on the My Family Christmas special when I can see my sister's hungover boyfriend being sick on the kitchen floor just as my mum's putting the turkey in the oven?
